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Crane Erection Safety Guide

The document outlines the steps and associated hazards for erecting a tower crane. It details 16 steps of the process and hazards such as falling materials, sharp surfaces, and electrical faults. Controls include using approved cranes, trained riggers, fall protection equipment, barricades, and lockout of electrical power.
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Crane Erection Safety Guide

The document outlines the steps and associated hazards for erecting a tower crane. It details 16 steps of the process and hazards such as falling materials, sharp surfaces, and electrical faults. Controls include using approved cranes, trained riggers, fall protection equipment, barricades, and lockout of electrical power.
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PROJECT TASK: Tower Crane Erection CONTRACTOR: Tarlac-3G Construction & Development Corporation

DOCUMENT: Job Hazard Analysis

STEPS HAZARD COUNTERMEASURES/CONTROL


1. Pre-approval for rail - Low quality of foundation. - Provide as build drawings and necessary documents with
system installed at the - Wrong electrical required approval.
site, including the Preparation/ Installation - Only qualified electrician for installation of electrical lines.
electrical supply - Ensure that electrical supply is off, lock, and if necessary
tagging system is required
2. - Unnecessary act (Unsafe - Fully planned with written step by step work and condition to
Pre- Commencement act and unsafe condition safety requirements.
Activities (MS, and JHA) due to unplanned and no - Implementation of restriction on-site area.
procedure to task
3. Site Preparation - Uncleared road site area. - Provide drivable and clear road at the erection site
- No Traffic management - Provide flow traffic instruction materials (Signages, Arrows
flow. detour etc.)
- Use damaged tools and - Use softener (protection Pad) to protect the sling to damage.
equipment. - Perimeter area should be barricade
Ex. (Slings, Chain, and
Tools).

4. Transporting of Materials - Material Falls Traffic hazard. - Use approved crane with inspection - Use approved trailer
and Parts - Equipment Breakdown truck.
- Ensure material fasten with approved chain and binder slings.
- Installation of Safety Signages and warning tapes attached in
extended materials.
5. Unloading of parts and - Wrong lifting - Falling - Use approved crane with daily inspection
equipment. Materials. - Banksman post and directing traffic flow.
- Sharp surfaces - Use softener or protection pad for slinging.
- Ensure presence of trained riggers well identified on the job
site use tag lines to control the load.
- Provision of barricade in the site area.
6. Erection and installation of - Wrong lifting Falling - Use approved crane with daily inspection Banksman
railings and frames - Materials. - post and directing traffic flow.
- Sharp surfaces - Use softener or protection pad for slinging.
- Ensure presence of trained riggers well identified on the job
site, use tag lines to control the load.
- Provision of barricade in the site area.
7. Bolting of the Railings - Damages Tools and - Wear Hand Safety Gloves.
equipment. - Use proper tools in the activity.
- Excessive Hand Force - Ensure the support legs (diagonal trussing) are fastened to the
- Sharp Surfaces bottom part of the tower and to travelling carriage

8. Erection and installation of - Wrong lifting Falling - Use approved crane with daily inspection Banksman
Climbing cage - Materials. - post and directing traffic flow.
- Sharp surfaces - Use softener or protection pad for slinging.
- Ensure presence of trained riggers well identified on the job
site, use tag lines to control the load.
- Provision of barricade in the site area.
9. Tightening of the loose - Damages Tools and - Wear Hand Safety Gloves.
grate’s screws equipment. - Use proper tools in the activity.
- Excessive Hand Force - Ensure the support legs (diagonal trussing) are fastened to the
- Sharp Surfaces bottom part of the tower and to travelling carriage
10. Ground assemble of - Wrong lifting Falling - Use approved crane with daily inspection Banksman
counter jib and support - Materials. - post and directing traffic flow.
bars - Sharp surfaces - Use softener or protection pad for slinging.
- Ensure presence of trained riggers well identified on the job
site, use tag lines to control the load.
- Provision of barricade in the site area.
11. Bolting, Hammering and - Damages Tools and - Wear Hand Safety Gloves.
Screwing equipment. - Use proper tools in the activity.
- Excessive Hand Force
- Sharp Surfaces
12. Erection and Installation - Wrong lifting Falling - Use approved crane with daily inspection Banksman
of counter JIB and - Materials. - post and directing traffic flow.
Support Bars - Sharp surfaces - Use softener or protection pad for slinging.
- Ensure presence of trained riggers well identified on the job
site, use tag lines to control the load.
- Provision of barricade in the site area.
13. Electrical Installation - Wire damage exposure - Wear Hand Safety Gloves. (Anti Electrical Gloves) Use
- Sharp tools and - proper tools in the activity.
equipment - Use mechanical equipment or power tools.
- Excessive Hand Force - Ensure that electrical supply box is lock and power is off
- Ensure all electrical connection are water proof and heavy
insulated.
14. Tower top crane assemble - Falling of material, - Only trained personnel are allowed to do the task
- No fall protection - Implementation of restriction in the area.
installed - Implementation of Full body harness to the workers and other
- Electrical faulty wiring fall protection system.
- Ensure the proper threading of the lifting rope
- Ensure that all pin joint are safety locked together.
15. Erection and Installation - Wrong lifting Falling - Use approved crane with daily inspection Banksman
of counterweight - Materials. - post and directing traffic flow.
- Sharp surfaces - Use softener or protection pad for slinging.
- Ensure presence of trained riggers well identified on the job
site, use tag lines to control the load.
- Provision of barricade in the site area.
16. Erection and Installation - Wrong lifting Falling - Use approved crane with daily inspection Banksman
of operator cabin - Materials. - post and directing traffic flow.
- Sharp surfaces - Use softener or protection pad for slinging.
- Ensure presence of trained riggers well identified on the job
site, use tag lines to control the load.
- Provision of barricade in the site area.
17. Installation of control - Wire damage exposure - Wear Hand Safety Gloves. (Anti Electrical Gloves) Use
cables and electrical to - Sharp tools and - proper tools in the activity.
the operation cabin equipment - Use mechanical equipment or power tools.
- Excessive Hand Force - Ensure that electrical supply box is lock and power is off
- Ensure all electrical connection are water proof and heavy
insulated.
18. Installation and - Wire damage exposure - Wear Hand Safety Gloves. (Anti Electrical Gloves) Use
connection of hydraulic - Sharp tools and - proper tools in the activity.
system, aggregates, equipment - Use mechanical equipment or power tools.
hoses, and electrical - Excessive Hand Force - Ensure that electrical supply box is lock and power is off
supply - Ensure all electrical connection are water proof and heavy
insulated.
19. Adjustment and Testing - Tower Crane Collapse - Notify all workers on site regarding the testing of the crane Re
for operation. - Falling Equipment Parts - check all connection and installed parts.
- Implementation of the restriction perimeter area.
- Use only approved testing load equipment.

Prepared by: MARK JAYSON O. YABES Approved by:


SAFETY MANAGER-TCD

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